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Saga Hosted Hotels
Hotel Sans Souci
Gabicce Mare, Adriatic Coast, Italy
Le Marche is one of Italy’s lesser-known regions, but it’s a real beauty. This lovely hotel sits between the sparkling waters of the Adriatic and the lush greenery of the San Bartolo nature reserve, with a white-sand beach below and the town centre just a few minutes’ walk away. A sunny pool area overlooks the sea, as does the restaurant (which serves traditional dishes drawing on fresh, local ingredients). As for the rooms, they’re bright and spacious, with glass-sided balconies.
Your holiday includes
Saga host
Welcome drink
Hosted drinks reception
Half board: All breakfasts and dinners
A glass of wine, beer or soft drink with dinner
International flights. Prices are based on return flights with British Airways from London Heathrow. Supplements may apply from other airports
Return transfers direct to your hotel
Minimum 20kg checked luggage, per person
Exceptional value every time
Saga Host
Our trained hosts will welcome you and ensure you enjoy your holiday. We also offer 24/7 support if needed.
Insurance
Included optional travel insurance or price reduction if not required.
Location
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Life in Gabicce Mare tends to revolve around the sand – a string of sandy beaches edges the coast, bordered by relaxed cafes and restaurants serving seafood pasta and carafes of Italian wine. The local town has plenty of shops and amenities or there's a local bus service to other towns and villages nearby. Up in the hills behind the resort, you’ll find quiet villages and stunning walking routes, while a half-hour bus journey along the coast brings you to the lively resort of Rimini. Further afield, you could ex...
Hotel details
Balcony
Television
Fridge
Hairdryer
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Meals are served buffet-style in the main restaurant with a mix of Italian and international cuisine on offer.
Two restaurants
Two swimming pools
Outdoor terrace
Fitness centre
Cycling / mountain biking hire
Optional excursions
Bologna
1 / 6
This historic city in the heart of the Emilia Romagna region, and its capital, is brimming with cobbled medieval streets, beautiful red brick palaces, and quaint porticoed lanes where some delightful shops are almost hidden away. Your guide will lead you through the main sights in the centre, including the main squares flanked with churches housing numerous works of art, graceful towers, and fascinating corners to discover. During your free time, you may want to indulge in the city's renowned gastronomic traditions, including Parmesan cheese, mortadella, Parma ham, and balsamic vinegar - all originating in the region.
San Leo
1 / 6
San Leo, a medieval village near Rimini, features narrow winding streets that ascend to the medieval fortress, situated on the rocky outcrop of Valmarecchia. From there, you can relish spectacular views of the surrounding mountains. Afterward, take some leisure time to explore the area independently.
San Marino
1 / 6
Explore Europe's oldest republic, nestled on the slopes of Mount Titano. This unique city-state boasts its own mint, stamps, and even an army. Take your time immersing yourself in this captivating tourist destination, which spans just seven miles at its widest point. Begin your journey in Borgomaggiore, the largest town at the foot of the mountain, and ascend to the capital via a scenic cable car ride.
Fiorenzuola & San Bartolo
1 / 6
Explore the scenic village of Fiorenzuola di Focara, perched on a rocky cliff with breathtaking views of the sea within the San Bartolo National Park. Stroll along the winding lanes of this historic hamlet, meandering towards the summit crowned by an ancient church. Venture deeper into the park, where dramatic cliffs command views of the Adriatic. Abundant with fascinating flora and diverse seabirds, it's a paradise for photographers, artists, and nature enthusiasts alike.
Urbino
1 / 6
One of the standout attractions in the Marches region, Urbino, is a captivating blend of medieval and Renaissance architecture lining its streets. Explore the must-see sites, such as the Duomo boasting a 16th-century masterpiece, Barocci's Last Supper. The heart of the town is the Palazzo Ducale, a 15th-century marvel constructed for the ruling Duke, which we'll explore during our guided tour. Urbino is also the birthplace of the renowned painter Raphael, and his childhood home still stands. After the tour, enjoy some leisure time for lunch before returning to the hotel.
Ravenna & Comacchio
1 / 6
Entering Emilia Romagna, we head to Ravenna, known for its 5th-century AD Baptistery of San Vitale's stunning Byzantine mosaics. The city offers elegant piazzas, historic streets, and enticing shops for exploration. After a leisurely lunch, we proceed to Comacchio, a picturesque town along the River Po delta, once a fishing village and now charmingly nicknamed 'Little Venice.' Spend some free time exploring its unique charms.
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